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VA residents must submit income taxes by July 1; Rosslyn could see second Metro station

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Wednesday, June 19.

Virginia residents are being reminded by state tax officials that individual income taxes must be filed by July 1 in order to qualify for the Tax Relief Fund. The refund was a result of the state legislation’s response to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and an individual filer could receive up to $110. (AP)

WMATA started a study this week that could cause future changes to the Blue, Silver and Orange lines. One of the biggest changes is whether or not Rosslyn will get a second station, which could create a better flow for all three lines and help divert traffic during other construction in the area. (WTOP)

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Arlington County has approved a plan for a seven-story housing apartment building at the northwest corner of Washington Boulevard and Kirkwood Road that will offer 16 affordable units to families earning 60% or less than the area’s median household income.  (WTOP)

Prince William Board of County Supervisors is now recognizing June as LGBTQ Pride month thanks to a resolution by Supervisor Frank Principi, D-Woodbridge. The board voted 5-3 after 22 people spoke in favor of the resolution at the meeting, and no one spoke against it. (Inside NoVA)

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